UKRAINE EXPRESSES QUALIFIED SUPPORT FOR NATO ENLARGEMENT.
Addressing an international conference in Warsaw on "The Rebirth of Ukraine," that country's First Deputy Foreign Minister Anton Buteiko said that Kiev regards NATO as... MORE
UKRAINE ASKS OSCE TO CLOSE ITS MISSION. THERE.
The Ukrainian Foreign Ministry has "semi-officially" requested the Organization for Security and Cooperation in Europe to close its mission in Kiev and its sub-mission in... MORE
UKRAINE MAY GET COMPENSATION FOR TACTICAL NUCLEAR WARHEADS.
Meeting in Moscow after the CIS summit, Russian prime minister Viktor Chernomyrdin and Ukrainian president Leonid Kuchma agreed in principle that Ukraine would receive $... MORE
MAKING DO IN UKRAINE
Making Do In Ukraine By Volodymyr Zviglyanich In the process of Ukraine's transition to a market economy, macroeconomicindices such as employment and unemployment are manifesting... MORE
UKRAINE OFFERS TO MEDIATE KARABAKH SETTLEMENT TALKS.
Addressing the Armenian parliament yesterday on an official visit, Ukrainian president Leonid Kuchma offered his country's and his personal mediation in the talks to settle... MORE
UKRAINE ANNOUNCES DRASTIC REVENUE COLLECTION STEPS.
President Leonid Kuchma May 13 ordered the Ukrainian government to take severe measures to collect taxes, users' fees, and payments for goods and services --... MORE
UKRAINE GETS GERMAN LOAN.
A consortium of German banks and Ukraine's Export-Import Bank have signed an agreement on a DM 300 million loan to Ukraine for importing German industrial... MORE
UKRAINE’S REFORM EFFORT ACKNOWLEDGED, SUPPORTED BY MAJOR IMF LOAN.
The International Monetary Fund has approved an $867 million loan to Ukraine to support the government's 1996 reform programs. The loan will be disbursed in... MORE
KOROTCHENYA PRAISES BELARUS, CRITICIZES UKRAINE AND WEST.
At a Moscow briefing yesterday, CIS executive secretary Ivan Korotchenya held up "Russia-Belarus relations as an example for all the others" in the CIS. He... MORE
UKRAINE GETS EU CREDIT, TRADE FACILITIES.
European Union officials announced yesterday in Kiev the approval of a $260 million loan on easy terms to support Ukraine's balance of payments during 1996.... MORE